Where does establishing end, and prohibiting begin? That, essentially, is the question the U.S. Supreme Court will answer in the case of Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer, which the high court will hear on April 19.
When a man shows no empathy for another man and extinguishes his life, out of the blue, he is using that horrific drama as a metaphor for his own psychological and spiritual death.
President Trump is once again left to deal with a foreign policy failure passed down from the Obama and Clinton administrations – the volatile situation in North Korea.
Over the past several decades, American foreign policy towards China has been primarily economic in nature. Today, China pursues their economic and expansionist interests seemingly unchecked.
Today we have another unprecedented challenge. And if we wait until haunting images start filling our Facebook feeds, far too many people will already be dead.
The United Nations and its employees enjoy broad immunities that insulate them from external accountability. This places a heavy responsibility on the U.N. to self-police and self-correct.
Prince Harry has done something no member of Britain’s famously reserved royal family has ever done: He has spoken publicly about his mental health challenges following the death of his mother.
With President Trump in the White House, there's a new call to get to the bottom of the corruption inside the Internal Revenue Service's well- coordinated scheme to target conservative organizations.
On Easter, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what is not clear to many is what the resurrection means to Christians and why we would make such a big deal of it.
On Easter, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what is not clear to many is what the resurrection means to Christians and why we would make such a big deal of it.
Thanks to Hillary Clinton’s unexpected defeat last fall, Democrats face a quandary they weren’t expecting until the next decade: what does their party embody in a post-Clinton universe?
Education is the most powerful job creation tool our nation has. As robots and automation continue wiping out manual labor jobs, we have an obligation to all our young people – regardless of family income – to prepare them for college and the jobs of tomorrow.
